Many Wisconsin ponds naturally fill with sediment, organic muck, and nutrient-rich debris over time. This buildup not only makes ponds shallower and murkier, but also fuels algae blooms and invasive weed growth. Left unaddressed, sediment accumulatio...

Phosphorus is essential for plant and algae growth in freshwater ecosystems. However, when phosphorus levels exceed natural background concentrations, they can trigger a cascade of water quality issues—most notably, harmful algal blooms and oxygen de...

By Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource Staff When a pond project is in the planning process, one of the most important decisions is selecting the right excavator for the specific type of project. If the work to be completed resides in a wet location (...